Two Homeland Attacks Rattle Americans Amid War with Iran
Peter Bergen discusses recent attacks in the U.S. and the war in Iran with CNN.
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At the White House symposium, more than 200 public and private initiatives announced commitments to help promote early STEM education.
DOJ, FCC Propose Conditional Approval of Charter Merger
Today, the DOJ announced a settlement to approve Charter’s proposed acquisition of Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks.
Special All College Sports Edition
Higher Ed Happy Hour Episode 16: Kevin, Libby, and Andrew debate the morality of intercollegiate athletics.
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A question not so easily answered among scholars.
Can You Hear Them Now?
Good. The Verizon strike is in its second week, and Patricia Hart argues it’s time for politicians to start listening to workers.
Capitalizing on Tax Time
Congressman Jose Serrano and Michal Grinstein-Weiss argue that low-income households’ ability to save shouldn’t end on April 18th.
Dual Immersion Programs: How States Foster Expansion, Face Challenges
A growing body of research shows that dual immersion models are particularly powerful for raising the academic achievement of DLLs.
Food Pantries for College Students
Why all you can eat buffets are being supplemented with pantries at universities across the country.
Judicial Vacancies Present a Crisis—and an Opportunity
Kyle DeAngelis and Ebone Williams explain why the 79 judicial vacancies across the country are an obstruction of justice—and why filling the